Justice Department Gets Tough on Monopolies
New administration overturns relaxed Bush-era policy. Read more
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New administration overturns relaxed Bush-era policy. Read more
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Awkward! During a Senate hearing prompted by outrage that Apple has been storing information on the locations of its mobile customers, deputy assistant at... Read more
The changes considered could affect every business in America. Read more
More than 41 million credit and debit card numbers were lifted from OfficeMax, Barnes & Nobles and other retailers, officials say. Read more
Independent businesspeople voted in droves for Ronald Reagan. Now Reagan proposes that fewer businesspeople be independent. Read more
The changes considered could affect every business in America. Read more
Under the agreement, the card companies will let firms reveal merchant fees and offer discounts to customers using cards with lower fees. American Express re... Read more
What employers need to know about the new national sex offender registry. Read more
Anti-bribery law is now aggressively enforced. Read more
TAPED TO THE FRONT DOOR AT THE Justice Department's Environmental Crimes Unit in Washington is a cartoon showing a business executive speaking to five oth... Read more
Information about current legislation that affects small business. Read more
Not long ago, Chamblee, Georgia gained notoriety as a city seeking to keep immigrants out of the area. Today, immigrant-owned businesses have revived Chamble... Read more
A new network of ATM-like touch-screen kiosks automates routine probation interviews for convicted felons. Read more
For the third time in a century, our government wants to abandon antitrust enforcement. It is time for small business to sound the alarm. Read more
What exactly happened at the president's CEO huddle? Plus, Apple's App Store investigated and the rest of the day's news for entrepreneurs. Read more
Entrepreneurs are especially vulnerable. Read more
Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (D-Ohio) was in high dudgeon. Before him in the congressional hearing room this past September sat William F. Baxter, assistant att... Read more
The CEO of Louisville, Ky.-based iGate recently pleaded guilty to bribery. Read more
If small companies could act more like big ones, they would get a larger piece of a healthy market. Read more
August 30, 2005 --On Monday, KPMG agreed to pay $456 million for helping high net worth individuals set up offshore tax havens that federa... Read more
Freedom! Independence! The dream of being on one's own! That's the American ethic, nurtured by tales of hardy immigrants who took their lives into their... Read more
And some of those secrets are your competitors'. The Freedom of Information Act gives you access to information that can help your business. Read more
Small business deserves its day in court. So thinks San Francisco lawyer Timothy H. Fine, founder of the Small Business Legal Defense Committee, a new or... Read more
While big U.S steel producers are padlocking old plants and choosing up merger partners, the minimills continue to grow. In late winter, as the U.S. Depar... Read more
Former Inc. 500 company alleges that News Corp. tried to destroy it after its refusal to sell itself to the media giant. Read more
How to avoid litigation and cut legal costs. Read more
The Department of Homeland Security plan was part of a crackdown on undocumented workers and their employers. Read more
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A statistical look at the current state of small business. Read more
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Some aspects of the Reagan Administration's antitrust policy will remain fuzzy until early next year, but other features of the Justice Department's new p... Read more
Feb. 25, 2005 -- With the U.S. Department of Justice poised to propose changes in the decade-old Family and Medical Leave Act, a study re... Read more
More on the big Zappos sale. Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh announced yesterday afternoon that his company was getting Read more
It's now legal to smoke pot for medical reasons in 14 states. What does that mean for employee policy? Read more
The Microsoft case proves the resilient power of the market. Read more
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